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TDS on Sampling Charges, Income Tax

Issue Id: - 2597
Dated: 4-1-2011
By:- CHITRA RAGURAM

TDS on Sampling Charges

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A party has raised service invoices for weighing and sampling charges and charged service tax @ 10.30%. I feel this is a technical service and TDS is to be deducted @ 10% u/s. Section 194J. Please advice.

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1 Dated: 4-1-2011
By:- CA Rachit Agarwal

Yes, you are correct.

Though it may seemed to be contractual, however contractual work is technical in nature hence Section 194J would be attracted and tds @ 10% will be deducted.

The same being explained in circular no-715, dated: 08.08.1995

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